JP2007135781A - Caddie bag - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a caddie bag smoothly operable when a caddie brings up the caddie bag to stand or carries the caddie bag by holding a handle because the handle does not largely overhang from a side of the caddie bag, without applying an unnecessarily large load on the wrist of the caddie as the mouth frame of the caddie bag is held slightly upward when the caddie bag is carried, capable of preventing the handle from hitting the body of the caddie to make the caddie feel pain when the caddie bag is carried on the shoulder with a shoulder belt. <P>SOLUTION: The handle 10 attached to the caddie bag 1 is composed of a support body 11 attached to an upper side surface of a caddie bag body 2, a grip body 12 whose one end is journaled to the support body 11 rotatably, and a belt 13 for locking the other end of the grip body 12 to the side surface of the caddie bag body 2. The handle 10 is formed so that the mouth frame of the caddie bag 1 turns slightly upward when the caddie carries the caddie bag 1, holding the handle 10 of the caddie bag 1 in which golf clubs, etc. are stored. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an improvement in the handle of a caddy bag.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the handle of the conventional caddy bag includes a handle 43 that is passed through the gripping body 42 or is sandwiched by the gripping body 42 as shown in FIG. Generally, a bag body 40 is attached with a rigid handle 44 having an arc shape or a trapezoidal shape on the side surface.

  However, the handle 43 shown in FIG. 7 has a problem in that the tape 41 is deformed when the caddy bag is lifted and stood or when the handle 43 is transported from the standing state, so that the operation is difficult. The handle 44 shown in FIG. 8 does not have the above-mentioned problem, but because it protrudes greatly from the side of the caddy bag, the handle 44 does not get in the way when stored in the trunk of the car or when the caddy bag is carried by the shoulder belt, There was a problem that it was painful.

In order to solve the above problem, for example, in JP-A-11-114116, one end of the handle is fixed to the upper end of the caddy bag, and the other end is extended and fixed to the middle part of the caddy bag. A caddy bag having a handle fixed tightly over the entire length of the caddy bag is disclosed.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-114116

The caddy bag disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-114116 is a long rod-like handle, so that the problem that the handle hits the body when it is carried by a shoulder belt is improved, but a golf club or the like is stored. When the handle part below the center of gravity of the caddy bag is lifted, the golf club may pop out unexpectedly.

  Therefore, in the present invention, the handle does not protrude greatly from the side of the caddy bag, and the caddy bag can be lifted and stood up and transported while holding the handle. It is an object of the present invention to provide a caddy bag which is held so as to face the wrist, does not place a wasteful burden on the wrist, and does not hurt when the handle hits the body when the caddy bag is carried by a shoulder belt.

In order to achieve the object of the present invention, a handle attached to a caddy bag includes a support attached to an upper side surface of the caddy bag body, a gripping body pivotally supported by one end on the support, A handle consisting of a belt that locks the other end and the side of the caddy bag body, and when carrying the caddy bag handle that contains a golf club etc. It constitutes the length.

It is desirable to form the caddy bag so that the mouth frame of the caddy bag faces slightly upward when it is lifted without holding the force of rotating the wrist while holding the handle of the caddy bag containing a golf club or the like. Therefore, in a state where the caddy bag is set up on a horizontal plane, the vertical gripping body rotates in a direction away from the side surface of the caddy bag main body by 10 ° to 20 ° from the center of the axis of the gripping body pivotally supported by the support body. By the way, it is desirable to form so that it may stop.

  In addition, if the gripping body pivotally supported by the support body is formed so that the end of the gripping body locking the belt is in contact with the side surface of the caddy bag body by the action of a spring built in the pivotal support portion, It is held in a low state, and when the caddy bag is carried by a shoulder belt, the handle does not hit the body and hurts.

  The handle of the caddy bag of the present invention includes a support attached to the upper side surface of the caddy bag main body, a gripping body pivotally supported on one end of the caddy bag, a second end of the gripping body, and a caddy bag main body. Since it consists of a belt that locks the side, you can smoothly hold the caddy bag with the gripping body or lay it down.

  In addition, with the caddy bag standing on a horizontal plane, the vertical gripping body rotates in a direction away from the side surface of the caddy bag body from the center of the shaft hole of the gripping body pivotally supported by the support body. When the caddy bag is lifted while holding the gripping body, the caddy bag's mouth frame slightly faces upward and the golf club does not jump out unexpectedly.

  Furthermore, the caddy bag can be used as a shoulder belt by forming the rotating gripping body so that the end of the gripping body that holds the belt is in contact with the side surface of the caddy bag body by the action of a spring built in the shaft support. The handle does not hurt when it touches the body, and it does not get in the way when stored in the trunk of the car, which is preferable from the viewpoint of design.

  Embodiments according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a front view of a caddy bag 1 embodying the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the caddy bag 1 is locked to a caddy bag main body 2 for storing a golf club, a handle 10 attached to an upper side surface of the caddy bag main body 2, and an upper portion and a lower portion of the caddy bag main body 2. A belt-shaped shoulder belt 3 disposed on the upper portion of the handle 10 and a pocket 4 for storing things other than the golf club are provided.

2A is a front view of a portion to which the handle 10 is attached, and FIG. 2B is a side view of the portion to which the handle 10 is attached. The handle 10 includes a support body 11 attached to the upper side surface of the caddy bag body 2, a grip body 12 pivotally supported at one end on the support body 11, the other end of the grip body 12, and the caddy bag body 2. It consists of the belt 13 which latches to the side surface. The support body 11 is a v-shaped plastic molded product, and is attached to the upper side surface of the caddy bag body 2 with four bolts 14. The center of the shaft hole 11 a that pivotally supports the grip body 12 is the caddy bag body 2. It is formed so that it may become 30-40 mm in height from the side surface. The grip body 12 has a convex portion 16 that fits into the concave portion 15 of the support body 11 at one end of the grip body 12, and a shaft hole 12 a that is pivotally supported by the support body 11 is opened in the convex portion 16. Is a plastic molded product in which a belt hole 12b through which the belt 13 locked to the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 passes is formed. A rubber molded product 17 is bonded to the middle part of the grip body 12 on the caddy bag body 2 side so as to be easily gripped. One end of the belt 13 is locked to the side surface of the caddy bag main body 2 with a collar 18, and the other end is passed through the belt hole 12 b of the grip body 12 and then sewn. The belt 13 is a nylon woven tape having a width of 20 mm. The length of the belt 13 is 40 to 60 mm from the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 when the grip body 12 locked to the belt 13 is lifted. The length is high.

FIG. 3 is a side view in which the support body 11 and the grip body 12 are separated. The support 11 is provided with bolt holes 11b4 through which the bolts 14 shown in FIG. In addition, a fan-shaped notch 19 that restricts the rotation range of the gripping body 12 is formed on the inner surface of the recess 15 into which the convex portion 16 of the gripping body 12 is fitted. A shaft hole 12a is formed in the convex portion 16 in the grip body 12, and a belt hole 12b through which the belt 13 is passed is formed in the other end. Further, fan-shaped convex portions 20 that restrict the rotation range of the gripping body 12 are formed on both side surfaces of the convex portion 16 so as to be fitted to the fan-shaped notch portions 19. A groove 21 into which the coupling portion 31 of the spring body 30 acting so as to hold the end portion of the belt 13 in contact with the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 is formed in the upper portion of the convex portion 16. .

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the spring body 30. The spring body 30 includes a coupling portion 31 that fits into a groove 21 formed in the convex portion 16 of the grip body 12, a coil portion 32 that is formed on both sides of the coupling portion 31, and a pressing portion 33 that extends from the end of the coil portion 32. It consists of. The coil portion 32 is in contact with both side surfaces of the convex portion 16 of the grip body 12, and the holding portion 33 is a length that abuts on the spring receiving portion 22 below the inner surface of the concave portion 15 of the support body 11 shown in FIG. It is bent in the direction of the holding part 33. The support body 11 and the grip body 12 are combined so that the pressing portion 33 of the spring body 30 formed in this manner contacts the spring receiving section 22, and the shaft hole 11a of the support body 11, the hole 34 of the coil portion 32, the grip body. When the shafts 12 such as bolts are integrated with the 12 shaft holes 12 a, a force that rotates in the direction of the caddy bag body 2 acts on the grip body 12.
If the belt 13 is made of a stretchable woven tape using rubber or the like, the end of the gripping body 12 locked to the stretchable woven tape can be used without using the spring body 30. The caddy bag body 2 can be held close to the side surface.

  FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of a state in which the gripping body 12 rotates. When the gripping body 12 is not lifted, the end of the gripping body 12 that holds the belt 13 is held in contact with the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 by the action of the spring body 30. When the gripping body 12 is lifted, the vertical gripping body 12 from the center of the shaft hole 12a of the gripping body 12 pivotally supported by the support body 11 in the state where the caddy bag 1 is placed in a horizontal plane is 10 ° to 20 ° caddy. In order to stop when it is rotated away from the side surface of the bag body 2, the central angle α of the fan-shaped notch 19 of the support 11 shown in FIG. 3 is set to 80 ° to 100 °, and the caddy bag 1 is It is formed so as to be symmetric with respect to a vertical line from the center of the shaft hole 11a of the support body 11 in a state of standing on a horizontal plane, and the central angle β of the fan-shaped convex portion 20 of the grip body 12 is about 60 °, The caddy bag 1 is formed so as to be symmetrical with respect to a vertical line from the center of the shaft hole 12a of the gripping body 12 in a state where the caddy bag 1 is placed on a horizontal plane. The length of the gripping body 12 is such that when the gripping body 12 stops in a direction away from the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 by 10 ° to 20 °, the end of the gripping body 12 extends from the side surface of the caddy bag body 2. The length is 40 to 60 mm.

  FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of another embodiment of the belt 13. As shown in FIG. 6, the belt 13 that holds the end of the gripping body 12 and the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 is three belts A13a, B13b, and C13c, and the belt A13a and belt B13b are the caddy bag body 2. The belt C13c is locked to the end of the gripping body 12 and the belt connector 24. If formed in this way, the load applied to the portion where the belt 13 is locked to the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 when the gripping body 12 is lifted with the golf club or the like housed is reduced, and the locking portion Is less likely to break. Although not shown, if the belt connector 24 has a slider structure and the length of the belt C13c can be adjusted, the gripper 12 can be stopped at a position until the gripper 12 stops rotating. The height from the side surface of the caddy bag body 2 at the end of the can can be set to a user's preferred height.

The present invention is optimally used for caddy bags, but can also be applied to bags other than caddy bags.

The front view of the caddy bag which implemented this invention. (A) The front view of the part which attached the handle | steering_wheel of this invention. (B) The side view of the part which attached the handle | steering_wheel of this invention. The side view which isolate | separated the support body and the holding body. The perspective view of a spring body. Explanatory drawing of the state which a holding body rotates. Explanatory drawing of other embodiment of a belt. Explanatory drawing of the handle | steering_wheel of the conventional caddy bag. Explanatory drawing of the handle | steering_wheel of the conventional caddy bag.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Caddy bag 2 Caddy bag main body 3 Shoulder belt 4 Pocket 10 Handle 11 Support body 11a Shaft hole 11b Bolt hole 12 Grasping body 12a Shaft hole 12b Belt hole 13 Belt 13a Belt A
13b Belt B
13c Belt C
14 Bolt 15 Concave part 16 Convex part 17 Rubber molded product 18 １９ 19 Fan-shaped notch part 20 Fan-shaped convex part 21 Groove 22 Spring receiving part 23 Shaft 24 Belt connector 30 Spring body 31 Coupling part 32 Coil part 33 Holding part 34 Hole 40 Caddy bag body 41 Tape 42 Grasping body 43 Handle 44 Handle

Claims (3)

Other than the support body (11) attached to the upper side surface of the caddy bag body (2), the grip body (12) pivotally supported at one end by the support body (11), and the grip body (12) A caddy bag (1) having a handle (10) comprising a belt (13) for locking the end and a side surface of the caddy bag main body (2). With the caddy bag (1) standing in a horizontal plane, the vertical gripping body (12) from the center of the shaft hole (12a) of the gripping body (12) pivotally supported by the support (11) is 10 ° to The caddy bag (1) according to claim 1, further comprising a handle (10) formed so as to stop when the 20 ° caddy bag body (2) is turned away from the side surface. The gripping body (12) pivotally supported by the support body (11) is caddyed by the action of the spring body (30) incorporated in the pivotal support so that the end of the gripping body (12) locking the belt (13) is caddy. The caddy bag (1) according to claim 2, further comprising a handle (10) formed so as to be in contact with a side surface of the bag body (2).

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